Al Mankal — Restaurant in Paris

Probably the most racist experience I've ever had in Paris. The person who was supposed to serve us assumed we stumbled upon his empty restaurant by mistake and that we had no idea what Lebanese food was. He was rude and proceeded to tell us how the food was not within our price range, I guess he knows our financials better than we do. We sat there for a while before he took our order, I asked for coffee which was clearly on the menu and he refused to take my order and insisted i order food to which i told him I decide the order of my meal if I want to have coffee first thats how it will be. We ended up leaving his empty restaurant and went elsewhere where everyone is human and welcomed warmly. I do not recommend this place, it is a racist...

Food tasted great, lots of vegetarian options in both cold and hot mezzes.

Here comes the "but" - the service was rude. It looked like a family-run restaurant. We went at a time when the restaurant was only about 20% full, yet our server (the son) appeared hesitant to seat us. And then refused to let us share a platter between the two of us even though we were planning to order more after deciding what we liked. He wanted to run all our questions about the menu / food by the senior server (the father). Overall, would not visit again even though we loved the food since they made us...

The location is good. That’s why you see more pictures of the location than food. The food was such a joke. It’s over priced which is understandable because it’s right at the prime location but the attitude of the person, on top giving attitude to customers. He knew English but he will speak in French but then when I should speak English with my husband then he would reply in English even though we told him we don’t know French. The food was not good at all but there were not any options so...